Europe braces for Champions League Final Amidst Geopolitical Tensions and Economic Uncertainty

International News Summary: Champions League Security, Macron's Palestine Comments, Ceasefire, and US Tariffs Paris, France, May 30, 2025 – A significant news day saw several major headlines. France is preparing for a large-scale security operation, deploying 5400 police and gendarmes for the upcoming Champions League final between PSG and Inter Milan at the Allianz Arena in Munich, although the match will be shown on a large screen at the Parc des Princes in Paris, where 48,000 fans are expected. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions continue. French President Emmanuel Macron stated that the creation of a Palestinian state is not merely a moral duty but a political necessity. In response, the Israeli foreign ministry accused Macron of being on a crusade against the Jewish state. Adding to the complexity, Israel has accepted a ceasefire proposal put forth by US President Donald Trump. However, Hamas has rejected this proposal, stating it does not address the needs of the Palestinian people, particularly the cessation of war and famine. Adding to the economic news, US tariffs imposed by President Trump were reinstated after a court ruled he lacked the authority to make such decisions without Congressional approval. The court's decision temporarily allows the tariffs to remain in place while the matter is further reviewed. Finally, on a lighter note, Belgian rapper Damso released his sixth and final album, "Beyah," which includes a song with AI-generated backing vocals.